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Completely understand where you're coming from. Frameworks exist for a reason: collaboration. Also, what happens when you inevitably change jobs 3 years later?
by sergiotapia 11y ago
Completely understand where you're coming from. Frameworks exist for a reason: collaboration.
Also, what happens when you inevitably change jobs 3 years later? "I have 3 years experience with Bob's folder structure." Yeah, that's time in the trash where yes, you learned something, but no, you can't really show value to potential companies.
- bpicolo 11y ago: organization
- mhd 11y agoQuite often the co-worker you're collaborating with is you in 6 months.
- gnrme 11y agoYeah. The skills aspect is important. That bespoke CMS/MVC product that you spent years working with... it's kind of worthless. Employers and recruiters have a list of requirements to tick before narrowing down the candidates. Once you get to the interview and they want to look at the code from a project, then sure, it will help a lot - assuming you created it.